Long Live the Carnival Mentality
This article comments about the popular negative perception of the "Carnival mentality" which is a perfect example of what seems to be a national tendency to berate, devalue and discredit everything indigenous as irrelevant, second-class, negative or a non-existent non-starter.
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Sunday Express
19-Feb-84
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Subjects: | Steel bands (Music), > Trinidad and Tobago, Popular culture, > Trinidad and Tobago, Carnival, > Trinidad and Tobago, |
Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/2139/40714 |
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Summary: | This article comments about the popular negative perception of the "Carnival mentality" which is a perfect example of what seems to be a national tendency to berate, devalue and discredit everything indigenous as irrelevant, second-class, negative or a non-existent non-starter. |
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